‘Total No. of Questions : 12] [Total No. of Pages :3 P1222 [3564] - 335 B.E. (IT) OBJECT ORIENTED MODELING & DESIGN (2003 Course) Time : 3 Hours} (Max. Marks:100 Instructions to the candidates: 1) Answer three questions from each section. 2) Answers to the two sections should be written in separate books. 3) Neat diagrams must be drawn wherever necessary. SECTION - 1 QI) a) What is OMG? What are its objectives? Explain the new features in UML 2.0. [8] b) What are the salient features of RUP? How is it different from the waterfall model? [3] OR Q2) a) What is CORBA standard? How do remote invocations work in CORBA? : [8] b) Explain following OO concepts - coupling, aggregation, cohesion, persistence. [3] 03) a) Explain following UML standard stereotypes - <>, <>, <> , <>. [3] b) Explain following concepts with reference to a deployment diagram - node, artifact, <>, communication. [8] OR Q4), a) How are derived attributes, pre / post conditions and class invariants expressed in OCL? Explain with an example. {8] b) What are UML profiles? What is forward engineering ofa class in C++ from a class diagram? [8] PTO.Q5) a) b) 06) a) b) Q7) a) b) 8) a) Q9) a) b) [3564]-335 2 Explain different types of class relationships in a class diagram. You have to design a system for a doctor’s clinic. Identify the system requirements and model them in a Use Case Diagram. 19] Show with examples timing constraints in a sequence diagram. How is CRC method useful to identify potential classes in a class diagram?|9] OR Draw a design level class diagram for a - Student Admission System. State clearly the scope and assumptions made. 19] With reference to composite structure diagram explain with example following elements - part, port, connector, collaboration, structured classifier. : 19] SECTI 1 Consider a Use Case in Library System namely “Return a book in a library” The member, book, issue and return records will have to be updated appropriately. Please identify correct objects and messages and draw a SEQUENCE diagram for this scenario or use case. [8] Give notation for following concepts in a sequence diagram. Explain these with help of a hypothetical online computer store application. i) Altii) return values iii) full notation for a message iv) destroy an object. [8] OR Draw a communication diagram for ‘Schedule a seminar’ in a hypothetical college system for TE seminar management. Make suitable assumptions about the scope, possible classes in your system. [8] Compare following : [8] i) sequence and communication diagram. ii) synchronous and asynchronous messages. Explain following concepts from activity diagrams. [8] i) action pins ii) parameter nodes iii) partitions iv) forks. Identify all the academic activities that you do in a semester from its start till it ends. e.g. admissions, attending classes; labs, exams, gathering any many more. Draw an activity diagram showing these activities with swim lanes, forks and joins. 18] ORQ10) a) b) Q11) a) b) Q12) a) A FSM toaster has two slots. Each can hold a slice of bread to be toasted. If only one slice is to be toasted, it must be placed in slot 1. The user places the bread in the slots and then depresses the lever. The bread descends into the toaster. Heating filaments toast the bread. When the toast is complete, the carrier pops up, and the toast is made available to the user. How do we know when the toast is done? There is a color selector knob on the toaster. A sensor in slot 1 measures the color of the toast. When the toast has acquired the color that the knob is set to, the toast is complete. Alternatively, a timer will terminate the toasting if the toast takes “too long” to reach the appropriate color. Alternatively, if the color changes too fast, then the toasting is aborted. This protects us from starting fires when someone puts a piece of paper in the slot. Toasting best occurs at a particular temperature. If too hot, the surface of the bread scorches but the inside remains too soft. If too cold, the toasting takes too long and the bread dries out too much. Thus, the temperature has to be carefully regulated. Moreover, as the color of the bread changes, the optimum toasting temperature rises due to decreased reflectivity of the bread. Thus, the temperature is a function of color. Draw a state transition diagram for this FSM toaster. [8] - Explain with notations following concepts. * [8] Self transition, entry / exit actions , transition to a composite state, history state. A bank wants to build a loan management system. Identify various subsystems and depict the entire architecture of the system in a package diagram. 19] An academic institution has developed a campus wide network and has implemented an ERP software. The students section, library, accounts section, stores , principal’s office are all connected. All the modules are centrally served thru a server in form of a web application. ‘The database server is located in the systems department and the application server is located at the computer center. Identify the different software components required, make assumptions about their environment and depict all this in a deployment diagram. 19] OR What stereotypes are used in a component diagram.? Explain following concepts relevant to a component diagram - interfaces, ports, component dependencies. 19] Write a note on modeling architecture in UML. 19] OsGn [3564]-335 9